bosnia was happening. there was a good news story happening in south africa with election of nelson mandela. there was o.j. simpson and trial here in the united states. all of that deflected attention so what you had in was the opposite of what we managed to achieve in bosnia. in rwanda by lacking attention and not being there in critical mass, we bear a part of the blame for not having been there and forcing that terrible genocide into the public's fear. >> how deeply do you feel that? >> i feel it very deeply like everybody does. like everybody who was involved whether president clinton or many of the other world leaders, i feel it very, very deeply. i believe in the power of this medium. i believe that when you use it, you can really be effective. when you use it right. and also when you don't use it. when you miss the boat, it can have catastrophic consequences. i do feel it very, very deeply. >> biggest regret of your career, would you say? i'm not blaming you. >> we were there but not as forcefully a

herzegovina and serbia the dayton accords mandated that in in bosnia herzegovina has to go to property rights be restored to all former residents prior to their war in croatia there was actually no there was no international community to make such an force met and sixteen years after the war there there still isn't anyone demanding that croatia recognize those pre-war property rights sixteen years after the war not only is the issue of the property concerning crew croatia but also why is it just in the dock now when obviously it was a very complicated come from. many people involved in this conflict so why does the focus on serbs. i think i think the western media has made it made a big there's been a big attention in the western media answers but i do think that there has been and i pulled against croats and bosnian bosnian muslims as well i think the crimes that were perpetrated by the serbs really were of a magnitude that really does justify the tribunals going after the serbs. and radovan kerridge. the plight of those two being apprehended behind bars the hope for serbia all the su

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he's accused of ordering the mass killings of mus 4ri78 limbs in july 1995 during the war in bosnia. the international criminal tribunal for the former yugos v yugoslavia indicted mladic for the ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity. mladic denies the charges, saying words he had never heard and indicated his fight for illegal battle. former serb leader is alson trial. he was arrested three years ago after being at large for almost 13 years. >>> the world health organization says the e. coli 0104 bacteria spreading in europe is a rare strain that has never been seen before. more than 1,700 people have fallen ill from a food poisoning outbreak in 12 countries, mainly in germany. 18 of them have died due to kidney failure and other problems. with h.o. said on a statement on thursday the e. coli strain is a rare one and never seen before

and just as in bosnia, there's very little reason for them to return. so there's a lack of capacity in south sudan. if this isn't an incremental move by the khartoum government -- [audio difficulty] if it is all about repopulating abyei because there's been a majority or arab population joining north, where does that then lead it? it leaves the south sudanese absolutely furious. it leaves an awful lot of people who sacrifice -- i mean, every family lost somebody in that long war, and it leaves the lack of justice. and we are told, i got an e-mail this morning saying that the south sudanese leaders are being very restrained. they're not hitting back. because they are waiting for the international community to do something about it. who knows what will happen. >> any other questions? one last one. >> i just have one last question you can answer. i think it was interesting when you said that we really hadn't learned a lot about the states and gave a couple other examples of genocide that we just -- [audio difficulty] how much of that do you think is just a

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the top story in iraq and that it the butcher of bosnia has joined his former boss rather than curettage in the hague sixty nine year old army commander now awaits prosecution for genocide but it's expected to be months before his trial begins any better question and it's a mystery of the evidence the tribunals using to base its case on his country expects. sixteen years on the run six days in serbian court and the rest of his life in the hague official belgrade was more than ready to extradite former bosnian serb army chief. in a matter of hours but the i.c.c. y. is not as ready to prosecute a war that is accused of ordering the mass murder of muslim men and boys in the village of serving its or in one thousand nine hundred five. the hague tribunal does have a lot of evidence regarding the massacre is all a bit about forensic evidence certainly those nor support their extravagant charges over eight thousand victims and. much of the evidence of legitimate combat that's occurred during that period is obviously move forward by the hague pride and by the press because that have to do with i

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it's two pm here in the russian capital our top story right calm a lot it's nicknamed the butcher of bosnia will face a point hearing this friday the sixty nine year old army commander is awaiting prosecution in the hague for war crimes many of those questioned the legitimacy of the evidence the tribunal is using to base its case on artie's katrina explains sixteen years on the run six days in serbian court and the rest of his life in the hague. official belgrade was more than ready to extradite former bosnian serb army chief article not each and a matter of hours but the i.c. t.-y. is not as ready to prosecute more that is accused of ordering the mass murder of muslim men and boys in the village of snipping it say in one thousand nine hundred five. the hague tribunal does have a lot of evidence regarding the massacre but is all of it valid the forensic. certainly does not support the struggle and charges over eight thousand victims and. much of the evidence so political combat that's occurred during that period is studiously ignored by the hague pride you'll know by the press because to do

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a weapon of war because of stories i heard and therefore weren't exactly like the ones i heard in bosnia, interviewing women who survived being a train when it is when we kill your name. the second genocide is when we raped you can fracture your society and your culture and family. and that their genocide certainly the case of women in rwanda was when he realized that you have hiv. this is systematic training to accompanied with racial slurs in the case of the seven-day rockhard average, which means slave. quite a lot of them are also graphic slave. quite a lot of them are also graphic slave. quite a lot of them are also graphic is. they have no protection in these refugee camps. every time they leave the camp to go forward which is a daily necessity. the people who did this to them are waiting just a few miles outside and we do nothing. here is what the president of saddam, president bush either has to say about trained to. it does not exist in islam. we don't have it. another race, these women imagined it or their press to. we collect to a petition in darfur were, one of the people at

that it has been now being dubbed as the butcher of bosnia and his rest his arrest has been presented as the capture of evil. destiny function of reinforcing its image from the nine hundred ninety s. . where it had won the cold war and had lots of sense of purpose he's looking for a villain you can argue hero you can't you won't get unless you have a villain a black hat that finally gets. union collapsing into this straight yes and end of history feeling they get seasick on genocide and human rights is that really evil of their time and they need to go forth and vanquish and boss kings and you factored into this conflict to support a civil war and she wouldn't even be clear because the insurers who were nation needed people with more friends. if cleared the embassy should be able to clear them to consider the world as of course it was and you can throw out your gains or any of the other people in yugoslavia who had sponsorship were very eager to please and sponsors and begging for foreign support susan's you can situation which. really true power question was was in the city hall and

campaign of persecutions against bosnian muslims and bosnian croats in certain municipalities in bosnia and herz gegovinherzegovina. this conduct manifested the intent to destroy in part the national, ethnical, or rmeligios groups of bosnian muslims and bosnian croats of such. the conduct consisted of killings of bosnian muslims and bosnian croats, causing them serious bodily or mental harm, including by torture and rape. and detaining them under the conditions of life calculated to bring about the physical destruction. the most extreme manifestations of the intent to partially destroy these groups took place in the municipalities of kluc, prador, sunskimost, and sfornic. could want two also deals with genocide. the indictment alleges that around the sixth of july, 1995, bosnian serb forces attacked the srebrenecia enclave, the take overwas planned in the preceding month. within days of the attack, ratko mladic and others formed the objective to take over srebrenica by killing the men and boys and removing the women, young children, and some elderly men. by the 11th of july, 1995, ratko

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bosnia, more than a decade. the united states is not involved with the european forces in kosovo today. host: augusta, maine. caller: son of a -- host: let's drop the call. michael, a democrat. good morning. caller: i have a couple of points. if you cannot help yourself, you cannot help anybody else. there are too many people in america that need help. i say we give afghanistan at 3 under thousand dollars -- $300,000 over the next 10 years. our constitution has gone out of whack. it is nowhere will have to be. we have to help ourselves before we can help anyone else. missouri. in mi caller: i have been over there and from what i've seen, the only reason we were there is to have places to watch from afghanistan and india to monitor the the nuclear warheads in pakistan. i wish one government official would tell us the truth. guest: the presence on the ground in afghanistan does help the united states gather intelligence in pakistan, not just about the nuclear situation but about some of the terrorist groups that o

forces on the east command attacked the un controlled town of srebrenica with tens of thousands of bosnia and civilians according to the us. and tribe you know more did she spoke thousands of women and children and or did the execution of more than seven thousand men and boys is wanted by the international war crimes tribunals had been on the run for sixteen years before his arrest and extradition to the hague. event caused huge protests in serbia with thousands coming onto the streets of belgrade claiming that han didn't want each over to the hague tribunal was treason many said serbia would prefer their own courts to deal with the case so because arrest and extradition of the former bosnian serb army chief was one of the key conditions for the chance to join the european union potential membership would mean billions of dollars worth of ron take. a listen the main accusation against larry is they should have been it's a massacre. i'm sure he he really is personal responsibility for it well. me personally i wasn't insane bring inside during this. sad case but i have information from my c

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mladic is accused of using murder, rape, torture, and deportation as tools of war to clear parts of bosnia all non- serbs. almost two decades later, in a convoy to the airport, he was driven to face justice. up and away from his beloved serbia, into the netherlands, and finally on words to the un's detention center. in the end, this was a short journey. as the helicopter takes him into the hague, but it brings to an end a long, difficult, and brutal chapter in europe's history. minutes later, a convoy arrived. >> i am hoping the indictment will be given to him, he will undergo medical examination, and he will be put into an isolated cell for the first few days of detention. >> it is a cell like this where ratko mladic is now living. he will have access to a gym, therapists, and even art class is. outside, watching mladic arrive, we found two bosnians, clutching their flag. >> for us, it is justice. >> the traditional considers ratko mladic innocent until proven guilty. but for the family members of alleged victims, this is what they have waited for. he is behind bars. >> in other news, ger

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in bosnia in the 1990's, 100,000 civilians, people like you and me and your viewers, were killed in genocide, and it was stopped by nato forces. and thank god. the idea that we cannot do that in rwanda is a moral outrage. there is a place for this, and that is why the police carry guns. sometimes they are necessary. tavis: sebastian junger, a perennial new york times best- seller. congratulations on the paperback and that the success of "restrepo." up next, our conversation with actress jada pinkett smith. stay with us. pleased to welcome jada pinkett smith back to the program. the complete second season it is out on dvd, while the third season of "hawthorne" kicks off tuesday on tnt. i don't know how you doing it. >> i don't either. i will just keep it real. tavis: thank you and big willie. "fela!" is one of the best shows i have seen on broadway. am i am happy about that. -- >> i am happy about that. i have been a huge fan, and when we saw the piece, we said we have to invest and be part of this. to have so many talented black folks up there making it happen, you know what i mean? we had n

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. >> as a man who ran the war in bosnia, there are 15 charges against him. one is of course the massacre of more than 7000 muslim men and boys at for britannic. this was how he was at the height of his power, tough, hugely confident, a dangerous man to cross. at the time, he insisted to the bbc that he and he alone was responsible for running the war. and maybe he has not changed that much. afterwards, i spoke to one of a group of survivors of the war. her son was murdered at srebrenica. she made a throat cutting gesture to pour son. he replied with a gesture of his thumb and forefinger to show that she counted for nothing. >> the fall of ratko mladic like his allies will probably drag on for a long time, but at any rate, the most wanted man in europe has finally been brought to book. >> now to the e. coli outbreak which has much of europe on edge. according to germany's disease control center, there have been nearly 200 new cases in the last two days alone and the deadly strain of bacteria has already claimed 18 lives. meanwhile, russia's standing firmly be

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we were just coming off the heels of kosovo and bosnia. we have had some money weather- related -- like the tornadoes. we have nation-building to do around here. how long do we spend nation- building in kosovo and bosnia it c ost?uch did becaus i see these numbers we here are way low. . estimate high-pow guest: the current military operations in afghanistan and iraq are significant in terms of u.s. government resources. that is one of the things that is been playing into the the debate about how many troops should be withdrawn and how soon. you are hearing financial arguments with the challenges the budget faces and the debt ceiling. the caller mentioned previous operations in bosnia in kosovo. those went on for long periods of time. kosovo is still ongoing. bosnia, more than a decade. host: let's drop the call. michael, a democrat. good morning. caller: i have a couple of points. if you cannot help yourself, you cannot help anybody else. there are too many people in america that need help. i say we give afghanistan at 3 under thousand dol

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shelling of sarajevo during the 43-month siege and the massacre of 8,000 muslims during the war in bosnia. he had been at large for 15 years until serbian police arrested him in a farm house in northern serbia on thursday. the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia in 1996 for crimes against humanity. he is expected to be brought before a u.n. judge in a day or two for a preliminary hearing. the handover is one of the conditions set by the european union for serbia to join the bloc. >>> the earthquake and tsunami of march 11th dealt a terrible blow to many of japan's museums and art galleries. thousands of valuable natural specimens and cultural artifacts have been damaged and face permanent ruin. but as we see in this next report museums from all over the country are helping restore damaged specimens. >> reporter: after the tsunami this city in iwate prefecture lay in ruins. the oldest public museum in the region was badly damaged. it had a collection of over 150,000 pieces. they included folk art and specimens of regional plants and animals. sea water, mud, and debris

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